The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16

below the hotel. While waiting, Mrs. Clcyc-
lond evidently felt the crisp morning air,
and arose 10 put on her cloak; the President
calamity arose and assisted her, and as they
stood up In the carriage, IN full view Of the
eager host, shout after shout rent the air.
Everything being ready. the procession
moved up Main street in the following
order.
Mounted police.
Mason mounted rifles.
Arnold's brass band.
Chickasaw guards.
Merchants zouaycs.
Uufl City guards.
Grand marshal and staff.
Mexican veterans.
Carriages containing President and Mrs.
Cleveland, opposite 10 whom rat Senators
lsham q. Harris aud w. Is. Bate.
Second Carriagc-B N. Estes. II. T. Elicit
and Postmaster General Villas and wife.
Third C~arriage-Dr. u. T. Porter. w. ].
Crawford, Col. u. A.. Montgomery and DIR.
Bryan, Of buffalo.
Fourth Carriage - President Suggs and
Secretary Hotter, Of the Cotton exchange,
aud President Martin and Secretary Keeling,
Of the Merchants exchange.
Distinguished guests In carriages.
Committee OF arrangements.
Drum corps.
Jacksoninn club.
hhrrtn = Evansville brass band.
Tennessee division, knights Of Pythins,
Martin Cohen commanding.
kcnilworth lodge, No. IL, knights OF
Pythias.
Roland division, knights Of rythias. Pop
Cannon commanding.
Progress lodge, No. 70. knights OF
Pythias, Sam Roscnhoim commanding.
lyanhoe lodge, No. :. knights Of Pythias.
Memphis lodge, No. =, knights OF
Pythins.
'~socicta ~ Unionc Fniellanza I%taliana.
81 retor's ~oommandcry, Knights Tenn.
plnr. No. 2.
Mt Anrat oommandcry, Knights Tenn.
plar.
Mt Tabor oommandery, Knights TEN.
plar.
HUI City commandcry, Knights Tenn.
plnr
Holly Springs cornct band.
The procession moved inst along Shelby
street south tn Bcnlc, then east on Bcale Co
Main, thence north ON Main 10 Madison.
thence east ON Madison to Second. thence
north ON Second 10 South Court, thence 10
the Court square gate and TO the grand
stand erected.
IS the presidential carriage stopped at the
corner 81 the Merchants exchange. nt South
Court and Second streets. Tor the party To
nlight, n basket ~ beautiful flowers was 10
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the Western Union telegraph Office and 10
nlight In the lap Of Mr. Cleveland. for whom
L was meant, M q tribute from the Telegraph
operators. The feature was an exquisite
one and admirably executed, amid VOclfcr.
Gus applause from the people an the hearth
est apprrciation from Mn. Cleveland.
Senator Harris detached Il from the wire,
and the President and wife then alightcd
ard were escorted by The senators io the
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with people. with the exception ~ n narrow
space kept clear by rnpcs which were
stretched ntound to rcpcl tho crush.
Within this iuClosunr stood the
bands OF music b. the rear. and
lust la front OF the stand, aud In full view
81 the President the gallant and venerable
Mexican veterans. The police, Chicknsnw
Guards, Merchants zouaycs, aud Bluif City
Guards kept the passacc.way clear from the
point where the cnrriagcs stopped 90 the
stand. Tho President appearance aud dig.
niicd bearing clicitcd another outburt OF
applause. The stand reached. the occupants
wcrr arranged In the following order:
President Cleveland slt near the center In
y handsome horn chair. At hi, left sat Mr..
Cleveland On either side 81 the distin-
ruishcd couple Nj Senators Harris and Rate.
Among the Others on the platform were
Judge a. VI. EstcS judge ~. 4. Elicit. Mr..
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W Clapp. Judge james Greer. Judge r. j.
Latham. Judge u J. Morgan, Mr. i'll. Mar.
tin, Col N. A. Montgomery, W. H. Moore
and lady. Mr.. W. !. Chase, Mr. W. 7. Cmw.
ford, Capt Martin Kelley, Capt !. II.
Mathcs. Mr. J. J. Rawlings Mns. NJ. Burke.
Mr Julia DOYLE.
After al were seated and the music ceased,
Judge Estes aru.c aud with a wave OF his
hand said
this morning wltl CONSIST u an addrrs by Judge
Hlctt and q usTon@a by frsliUnt Cleveland. I
have now the PLEASURE OF Introducing Judge n. 7.
Illicit
Jude. ElleiL with becoming dignity, arose
aud responded. Ills speech, aud that part
IT the Presidents delivered up 90 the mo-
mont when the venerable and gifted orator,
who had thrilled the audience with such n
grand welcome. was stricken with the dart Of
dread Atropus,' will be found In
another column. At this sad inter.
mption Of the fcsial ceremonies,
President Cleveland, pcrceptibly affected
by the awful calamity. ceased Ia
speak. After the removal Of the dead
orator and jurist the President and party
wcrc escorted 10 the Merchants exchange
and through Il to the Cotton exchange,
whtrc he and Mr.. Cleveland held q public
reception, during which a stream ~ surging
men. women and children passed through
the exchange, aud were welcomed ~ they
wcrc hurried by with bows and smiles from
the chief man and woman ~ this great re-
public. Leaving the exchange building,
the presidential party were escorted
20 their clriagcs, aud driven brisk.
ly up Mnih street, followed by
m eager aud iubilnnt thrung. TO the
Louisville 4 Nashville depot, where the
special train awaiting the President
10 bear him to Nashville. There was but